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The dangers of values: Brenton Tarrant, Fraser Anning and the Christchurch shootings : Comments
By Binoy Kampmark, published 18/3/2019Playing the values game is a dangerous one. What, exactly, are
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I had forgotten about the pendulum effect. That is, that the white Australia policy was enforced by people who were fundamentalist racists and who would never contemplate the immigration of anybody who did not have a white skin, regardless of that person's worth or character. These public servants were then replaced by fundamentalist anti racists who insisted that every race and culture was equal, and who opened the floodgates to people from third world crap holes regardless of worth, and when the predicted social problems eventuated, went into denial mode and insisted that nothing was wrong.
With Europeans now realising that their societies are going backward, mainly caused by the importation of people who do not share our values and who refuse to assimilate (while living on our social security and committing serious crimes against us), the pendulum is swinging back. Anti immigration parties are the new force in European countries and the danger is that the pendulum will swing as far to the right as it can go.
The smart thing for lefties like Foxy to do is to admit that their extremist policies are a disaster and to mitigate the increasing racism of Europeans towards troublesome minorities by instigating a more discriminatory immigration policy. The very first reform would be to admit that Islam and democracy are incompatible and to stop Islamic immigration into western countries.